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wxExtension
v3.0.2
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Adds several File* methods to wxFile. More...
#include <wx/extension/file.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| wxExFile (bool open_file=true) | |
| Default constructor. More... | |
| wxExFile (const wxFileName &filename, wxFile::OpenMode mode=wxFile::read, bool open_file=true) | |
| Opens a file with a filename. | |
| virtual | ~wxExFile () |
| Destructor. More... | |
| bool | CheckSync () |
| Checks whether this file can be synced, and syncs (invokes DoFileLoad) the file if so. More... | |
| bool | FileLoad (const wxExFileName &filename) |
| Sets the filename member, opens the file if asked for, invokes DoFileLoad, and closes the file again. More... | |
| void | FileNew (const wxExFileName &filename) |
| Sets the filename member and invokes DoFileNew. | |
| bool | FileSave (const wxExFileName &filename=wxExFileName()) |
| Sets the filename member if filename is ok, opens the file if asked for, invokes DoFileSave, and closes the file again. More... | |
| virtual bool | GetContentsChanged () const |
| Returns whether contents have been changed. | |
| const wxExFileName & | GetFileName () const |
| Gets the file name. | |
| const wxCharBuffer | Read (wxFileOffset seek_position=0) |
| Reads this file into a buffer. | |
| virtual void | ResetContentsChanged () |
| Reset contents changed. | |
Protected Member Functions | |
| virtual bool | DoFileLoad (bool synced=false) |
| Invoked by FileLoad, allows you to load the file. More... | |
| virtual void | DoFileNew () |
| Invoked by FileNew, allows you to make a new (empty) file. | |
| virtual void | DoFileSave (bool save_as=false) |
| Invoked by FileSave, allows you to save the file. More... | |
| bool | Assign (const wxExFileName &filename) |
| Assigns the filename. | |
Adds several File* methods to wxFile.
All the File* methods update the wxExStat member. Also takes care of synchronization, all you have to do is call CheckSync once in a while.
| wxExFile::wxExFile | ( | bool | open_file = true | ) |
Default constructor.
The open_file parameter specifies the behaviour of FileLoad and FileSave, if true, the file is opened before calling DoFileLoad and DoFileSave, if false the file is not opened. That might be useful if you do not use the wxFile for loading and saving (as with XML documents), but still want to use the virtual file interface.
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inlinevirtual |
Destructor.
NB: for wxFile the destructor is not virtual so you should not use wxFile polymorphically. So do it here.
| bool wxExFile::CheckSync | ( | ) |
Checks whether this file can be synced, and syncs (invokes DoFileLoad) the file if so.
Returns true if this file was synced.
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inlineprotectedvirtual |
Invoked by FileLoad, allows you to load the file.
The file is already opened, so you can call Read. If synced is true, this call was a result of CheckSync and not of FileLoad.
Reimplemented in wxExListViewFile, and wxExSTCFile.
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inlineprotectedvirtual |
Invoked by FileSave, allows you to save the file.
The file is already opened.
Reimplemented in wxExListViewFile, and wxExSTCFile.
| bool wxExFile::FileLoad | ( | const wxExFileName & | filename | ) |
Sets the filename member, opens the file if asked for, invokes DoFileLoad, and closes the file again.
| bool wxExFile::FileSave | ( | const wxExFileName & | filename = wxExFileName() | ) |
Sets the filename member if filename is ok, opens the file if asked for, invokes DoFileSave, and closes the file again.


When posting code on Zulip, please include all import
s and open
s and universe
s and variable
s, so others can simply just cut and paste what you post, and see the same issue that you are seeing. The best way to ensure you have done this is to make a completely new Lean file containing only what you are proposing to post, and checking that it compiles.
Bad example:
#check (univ : set X)
Good example:
import data.set.basic
universe u
variable (X : Type u)
open set
#check (univ : set X)
Tip: If you are using Mathlib and have import tactic
in your file, there's a tactic called extract_goal
that can help you format the current goal as a stand-alone example. You can remove extraneous variables and hypotheses from the output of extract_goal
to further minimize your example.
Note you still need to include the corresponding import
s and open
s and universe
s and variable
s as mentioned above.
A minimal working example is a code snippet that can be copied-and-pasted into an empty Lean file and still have the same features (working) and that does not include unnecessary details (minimal).
Here is the StackOverflow guide to making MWEs.
Please make sure that your code snippet has:
It is fine for your example to throw compiler errors or warnings. In particular, it is fine for your code to contain the keyword sorry
(and indeed, replacing irrelevant proofs with sorry
is a good way of minimizing your example). The point of MWE is that your code should throw the same errors in a blank file as it does for you, that way people can help you with exactly the error you are confused about.
You should test this by making a new Lean file, pasting your code snippet into it, and seeing if you get the expected behavior. This is exactly what people who try to help you will do!
If your example comes from the Natural Number Game or any such browser-based Lean demo, then you can add a link to the webpage instead of finding the correct imports. So for example it would be much more useful to say "I am on this level of the Natural Number Game and my proof script is blah", rather than "I am on Advanced Multiplication World Level 4 of the Natural Number Game and my proof script is blah".
If you post a code snippet on Zulip, please make sure it is surrounded in triple backticks.
```
def my_nat : nat := 5
```
For the purposes of making a MWE, you can replace all proofs of theorem
s and lemma
s (outside of the one you're working on) with sorry
. Lean will give you extra warnings, but these are harmless.
Remove all declarations (def
s, theorem
s, lemma
s, example
s, etc.) that are irrelevant to the issue you're seeing. In general, if you can comment out some code without throwing errors, then it can be removed.
After deleting some code, you can then delete all the declarations that were only referenced there. By repeating this process a few times, you may be able to shorten a long file to just a few lines.


Kuwait conveyed messages from Iran to Saudi Arabia, Bahrain: official
CAIRO (Reuters) - Kuwait’s deputy foreign minister Khaled al-Jarallah said on Tuesday that Kuwait conveyed messages from Iran to Saudi Arabia and Bahrain regarding the situation in the Gulf region, and “until now no answers have emerged”.
The Iranian Foreign Ministry had said last month that Iran is prepared to hold talks with regional rival Saudi Arabia, “with or without the help of a mediator”.
Saudi Arabia, which is locked in several proxy wars in the region with Iran, has blamed Tehran for attacks on Saudi oil plants on Sept. 14, a charge Iran denies. The kingdom has said it prefers a political solution to a military one.


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ReactPhysics3D
0.7.1
Physics engine library
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Abstract class with the basic interface of all single frames memory allocators. More...
#include <MemoryAllocator.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| SingleFrameAllocator ()=default | |
| Constructor. | |
| virtual | ~SingleFrameAllocator () override=default |
| Destructor. | |
| SingleFrameAllocator & | operator= (SingleFrameAllocator &allocator)=default |
| Assignment operator. | |
| virtual void * | allocate (size_t size) override=0 |
| Allocate memory of a given size (in bytes) and return a pointer to the allocated memory. More... | |
| virtual void | release (void *pointer, size_t size) override=0 |
| Release previously allocated memory. | |
| virtual void | reset ()=0 |
| Reset the marker of the current allocated memory. | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from reactphysics3d::MemoryAllocator | |
| MemoryAllocator ()=default | |
| Constructor. | |
| virtual | ~MemoryAllocator ()=default |
| Destructor. | |
| MemoryAllocator & | operator= (MemoryAllocator &allocator)=default |
| Assignment operator. | |
Abstract class with the basic interface of all single frames memory allocators.
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overridepure virtual |
Allocate memory of a given size (in bytes) and return a pointer to the allocated memory.
Implements reactphysics3d::MemoryAllocator.
Implemented in reactphysics3d::DefaultSingleFrameAllocator.


Experiment with Hardmath123's
incredible Nearley Parser! Nearley will parse
anything you throw at it (including ambiguous grammars!) without complaining or
going into a sulk infinite loop. You can find the Nearley syntax spec
here, more
example grammars
here, and
this project's repo
here. If you like
playgrounds and stuff, consider
following me on twitter!


https://wwlib.github.io/robocommander/
RoboCommander is a tool for controlling robots. Any robot that implements a command protocol via a socket or REST API can potentially be controlled by RoboCommander (with appropriate modifications). The current version can control robokit robots and Jibo robots (dev credentials are required).
RoboCommander is ideal for real-time, human-operated Woz (Wizard of Oz) remote control. In addition, RoboCommander’s WozGraph panel provides a graph-based tool for designing and controlling scripted interactions. WozGraph layouts can incorporate simple automation using JavaScript. WozGraph layouts can be configured to respond automatically to voice commands via integration with LUIS and/or Dialogflow NLU services.
For developers, RoboCommander includes TypeScript classes that provide an easy way to prototype NLU-driven Remote Operation Mode (ROM) skills.
Download the Mac executable from https://github.com/wwlib/robocommander/releases
Building RoboCommander requires node v8.11.2 (or newer)
The use of the yarn package manager is strongly recommended, as opposed to using npm
.
yarn
# run application in development mode
yarn dev
# compile source code and create webpack output
yarn compile
# `yarn compile` & create build with electron-builder
yarn dist
# `yarn compile` & create unpacked build with electron-builder
yarn dist:dir
The RoboCommander tab bar is used to toggle the AppInfo, Robots, Commands and WozGraph panels. The developer credentials (clientId and clientSecret) required to connect to Jibo robots should be entered into the AppInfo panel.
Note: To use LUIS and/or Dialogflow NLU for WozGraph scripting and ROM skill development, their respective credential should be entered into the AppInfo panel.
RoboCommander can control an arbitrary number of robots.
Add robots with the Add Robot button. Credentials for each robot are entered into the Robot Info panel.
Note: After adding robot info click the Save Config button.
Note: The ip field is read-only and display the ip address of a robot when it is connected.
To connect to a robot, click on its button in the Robot List. The connection process can take a few seconds and includes a number of steps. Status messages appear in the messages field.
When the connection succeeds, the robot’s button will turn dark blue. To disconnect from a robot, click its button again.
Connected robots will appear on the Command panel as grey or dark blue buttons. Dark blue indicates that the robot is targeted. All targeted robots will receive any command that is sent via the command buttons and the tts field. Clicking on a robot’s button will toggle its targeted state. Un-targeted robots are still connected and can be re-targeted.
Clicking on a command button will send that command to all targeted robots.
Typing in the TTS (Text To Speech) field and clicking the Submit (hitting ENTER) button will generate a tts command and send it to the robot.
Commands can be added using the Add Command button. Commands can be edited by choosing Edit Command mode using the radio buttons. When Delete Command mode is enabled, command buttons will be deleted when clicked.
Note: To save any changes to the Command Panel, click on the Save Config button.
The WozGraph panel provides a graph-based layout that can be used to organize command nodes for easy use in real-time Woz prototypes.
The simplest way to use the WozGraph is to create tts-type nodes. Typically, these nodes will have a name property which is optional, and a prompt property which is required. The prompt property can contain text and tts tags (i.e. ESML tags for Jibo robots).
Clicking on a node will generate a command and send it to all targeted robots.
Shift-Clicking on a node will open its editing panel
The lookAt node type can be used to control the orientation of the robot.
To save a layout, click on the Save button in the WozGraph file panel. To open a saved layout, select it from the Open pull-down list in the WozGraph file pane (top right)l.
WozGraph layouts are saved as json files. These can be shared and then imported using the Import button in the WozGraph file panel.
Note: The full json description of a layout can be accessed by clicking on the Graph button in the WozGraph file panel.
Note: A neo4j cypher representation of a WozGraph layout can be accessed by clicking on the cypher button in the WozGraph file panel. This cypher query can be pasted into the neo4j browser cypher field to reproduce the graph in neo4j.
Limited scripting can be used in WozGraph layouts to generate dynamic prompts and to manage state throughout an interaction session. Scripts are referenced by name in the scriptName property of each node.
When a node’s scriptName property is defined, the named script will be executed before the node’s command is generated and sent to the robot(s).
Scripts are defined using the WozGraph Script panel.
Each robot has a stateObject which acts as the runtime context for scripts. Variables defined and modified by scripts are added to this context and can be evaluated dynamically in node prompts. For safety, WozGraph scripts are sandboxed and only have access to a robot’s stateObject context.
The initGame script in the game example layout defines two variables - game and player - in the robot’s stateObject script context. It also defines and sets an initialized flag so that initGame will only run once.
When connected to an NLU service, RoboCommander will route all ASR (Automatic Speech Recognitions) events received by the robot to the specified NLU service. The intent and entities returned by NLU are automatically added to the robot’s stateObject script context and can then be referenced in WozGraph scripts.
If there is a launch-type node with a link type that corresponds to the received intent, the linked node will be invoked automatically.
For example: The LUIS agent in this example includes an intent called launchItsMe which matches utterances like: “It’s me, Andrew” or “I’m Andrew”. When LUIS recognizes an utterance like this, the returned intent is launchItsMe and the user entity is set to Andrew. These are automatically added to the stateObject for the robot. The getPlayer script looks for these values and sets the player.name accordingly. Then player.name can be dynamically evaluated in prompts like: “Hi ${player.name}. Do you want to play a game?”
Similarly, when the getGameCommand script is executed it looks for the gameCommand entity that accompanies gameCommand intent and uses it to set the game.command value. This is used to generate the dynamic prompt: “Good choice, let’s ${game.command}”
After running through the game example layout, the stateObject for the robot, jade, contains the accumulated state data generate by the scripts as well as the data added automatically when NLU results are received.
The NLU (LUIS) results logged in response to the prompt, “Hey Jibo, It’s me, Andrew” look like this:
It's me, Andrew
query: It's me, Andrew
topScoringIntent:
intent: launchItsMe
score: 0.788159549
intents:
-
intent: launchItsMe
score: 0.788159549
-
intent: launchUserLikes
score: 0.02572859
-
intent: launchClock
score: 0.009906115
-
intent: launchJoke
score: 0.0074566165
-
intent: launchGameInventory
score: 0.00698161731
-
intent: answerYes
score: 0.006549847
-
intent: gameCommand
score: 0.004054388
-
intent: launchGame
score: 0.003993078
-
intent: None
score: 0.0018267266
-
intent: answerNo
score: 0.000809498364
-
intent: launchDoYouLike
score: 0.0005564561
entities:
-
entity: andrew
type: user
startIndex: 9
endIndex: 14
resolution:
values:
- Andrew
The NLU (LUIS) results logged in response to the prompt, “Yes, I would love to” look like this:
Yes, I would love to
query: Yes, I would love to
topScoringIntent:
intent: answerYes
score: 0.213702753
intents:
-
intent: answerYes
score: 0.213702753
-
intent: launchItsMe
score: 0.0180373564
-
intent: launchJoke
score: 0.01595323
-
intent: gameCommand
score: 0.0127214622
-
intent: launchDoYouLike
score: 0.0104755275
-
intent: launchClock
score: 0.007906932
-
intent: launchGameInventory
score: 0.00741183758
-
intent: launchGame
score: 0.00418880861
-
intent: None
score: 0.002662175
-
intent: launchUserLikes
score: 0.000618771242
-
intent: answerNo
score: 0.0004391634
entities:
(empty array)
```
#### NLU - Let’s continue
The NLU (LUIS) results logged in response to the prompt, “Let’s continue” look like this:
Let’s continue query: Let’s continue topScoringIntent: intent: gameCommand score: 0.905543745 intents: - intent: gameCommand score: 0.905543745 - intent: answerYes score: 0.0188934449 - intent: launchGame score: 0.0145192379 - intent: launchItsMe score: 0.012176482 - intent: launchJoke score: 0.00691822451 - intent: launchClock score: 0.00418823538 - intent: launchDoYouLike score: 0.003716113 - intent: launchGameInventory score: 0.00368323666 - intent: answerNo score: 0.00365712564 - intent: None score: 0.00256234314 - intent: launchUserLikes score: 0.0009800107 entities: - entity: continue type: gameCommand startIndex: 6 endIndex: 13 resolution: values: - continue ```
The example classes in the src/romulus
folder demonstrate how to implement simple Remote Operation Mode (ROM) skills.
src/romulus/Hub.ts
A Hub is instantiated for each robot and manages the life cycle of ROM skills that are triggered by ASR/NLU (speech) interactions with the robot.
src/romulus/Skill.ts
Skill is an abstract class that defines the implementation interface for ROM skills.
src/romulus/NLUController.ts
NLUController is an abstract class that defines the implementation interface for NLU controllers including LUIS, Dialogflow V1 and Dialogflow V2
src/romulus/ClockSkill.ts
ClockSkill is a simple ROM skill that generates a TTS answer when an utterance like “Hey, Jibo. What time is it” is heard by the robot.
The classes in the src/model folder are RoboCommander’s core classes.
src/mode/Robot.ts
The Robot class is instantiated for each robot. It manages the connection to the robot, receives updates from the robot and sends commands to the robot.
The Robot class’s sendCommand() method is used to turn command metadata from the React UI into robot-friendly API calls.
The Robot class instantiates a Hub (an instance of src/romulus/Hub.ts) that manages the life cycle of Rom skills that are triggered by ASR/NLU (speech) interactions with the robot.
src/model/RomCommand.ts
The RomCommand class is a container for command metadata which is used for saving/loading commands and for displaying command buttons in the React UI. RomCommand instances are parsed and sent to the robot via the Robot class’s sendCommand() method.
RoboCommander is a flexible tool for real time Woz prototyping. It also provides a simple framework for implementing automated, interactive, NLU-driven prototypes that utilize the robot’s socket/REST command API.


{% extends "layout.html" %} {% block page_title %} Feedback {% endblock %} {% block content %} {% include "../includes/phase_banner_alpha.html" %} Back Tell us what you think about this service How satisfied were you with the service today? Very satisfied Satisfied Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied Dissatisfied Very dissatisfied Did you have difficulty using the service? Yes No What went wrong? Include as much detail as you want, including where you had the problem. Don't include any personal or financial information, for example your National Insurance or credit card numbers. Leave any comments or feedback you have. Don't include any personal or financial information, for example your National Insurance or credit card numbers. {% include "../includes/help.html" %} {% endblock %}
Include as much detail as you want, including where you had the problem. Don't include any personal or financial information, for example your National Insurance or credit card numbers.
Don't include any personal or financial information, for example your National Insurance or credit card numbers.


CONTACT ME
RANCHI ,JHARKHAND
1234567890.
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>lets get in touch,send me a message:
Created by bund agarwal
web dev
Hello! I am Bund , a first year student pursuing BTECH in IT from Birla Institute of technology,Ranchi. Currently I am on the journey to explore the universe of unknownment.Technology excites me. Love to code,right now trying my hands at front end web developemnt.
C++
HTML
CSS
A demo portfolio as the first HTML+CSS project
RANCHI ,JHARKHAND
1234567890.
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>lets get in touch,send me a message:
Created by bund agarwal


Presented by @JeremyLikness
A privately held IT consulting firm headquartered in Midtown, Atlanta.
public class WhoAmI {
public numYearsExperience: number = 20;
public beganProgrammingAtAge: number = 7;
public numYearsMVP: number = 7;
}
docker run hello-world
index.html

<title>Simple Page</title>

Hello, Docker!

Dockerfile
FROM nginx
COPY index.html /usr/share/nginx/html
EXPOSE 80/tcp
docker build -t hello .
docker run -d -p 80:80 hello
docker ps
docker stop {id}
docker rm {id}
FROM ubuntu:16.04
RUN rm /bin/sh && ln -s /bin/bash /bin/sh
RUN apt-get update \
&& apt-get -y install build-essential \
&& apt-get -y install curl \
&& curl -sL https://deb.nodesource.com/setup_6.x | bash - \
&& apt-get -y install nodejs
RUN npm i -g<EMAIL_ADDRESS>RUN mkdir -p /src
COPY . /src
WORKDIR /src
RUN npm i
RUN ng build --prod --aot
FROM ubuntu:16.04
This command creates a base image. It goes to the trusted Docker Hub registry, finds a repository named "ubuntu" then pulls the image with the tag "16.04".
RUN rm /bin/sh && ln -s /bin/bash /bin/sh
This command removes a tiny shell that is standard with Ubuntu and replaces it with a symbolic link to the bash shell instead. At the end of this command, a second iterim image is created. Whatever follows "run" is executed in the container, and then a snapshot of the container is taken when the command completes.
RUN apt-get update \ …
Several commands chained together. These commands update packages on the image to the latest and install dependencies including Node.js. Yet a third image is created. Chaining commands cuts down on the number of interim images.
RUN npm i -g<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Now that Node.js and the Node Package Manager are installed, the Angular Command Line Interface (CLI) is installed. Another interim image is created.
COPY . /src
The contents of the current directory are recursively copied to the contents of a "src" folder in the container. Left is local context, right is container context.
The Dockerfile just shown essentially prepares a build machine capable of creating Angular 2 applications, then moves the source from a project to the build and then compiles a production image of Angular.
The complete listing is available online (Dockerfile reference). These are some handy commands to know when creating your own images.
This command provides a default set of instructions to execute when a container is started. Unlike "run" there should be only one "cmd" and it may be overridden by derived images. "Entrypoint" refers to the executable and "cmd" provides a default set of parameters.
Expose tells the container to listen on a port. By default, you cannot communicate with a container. Expose only sets the container up to listen at the port and does not make the port available from the host. To do this requires mapping the port with the "-p" flag.
Add is similar to "copy"" in that it places content in the container. It differs in that the content can be a URL ("copy" only looks at the filesystem.)
Volume exposes the container's filesystem via a "mount point." Whatever path is specified by this command is available to mount to the local filesystem when the container is run. Note this just makes it available. Other configuration is required to perform the actual mapping.
The demo is based off a lesson in an all-day Angular (2.x) workshop. The specific lesson is 55-Docker and involves an Angular container that talks to a micro-service container.
Docker Compose enables you to describe an environment. That environment can include one or more containers, private networks, shared storage, and even load-balancers and proxies. A "Docker Compose file" contains the instructions for building and orchestrating the environment.
This uses the same example that the Docker demo did, only runs leveraging the docker-compose
command instead.
Example docker-compose.yml.


--- layout: page title: "Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs" prev: OEBPS/book-Z-H-1.html next: OEBPS/book-Z-H-3.html book_path: books/harold-abelson-gerald-jay-sussman-structure-and-interpretation-of-computer-programs-nd-edition-mit-electrical-engineering-and-computer-science-_oeb/ --- {% include JB/setup %} {% raw %}
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This book is one of a series of texts written by faculty of the Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Department at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. It was edited and produced by The MIT Press under a joint production-distribution arrangement with the McGraw-Hill Book Company. Ordering Information: North America Outside North America © 1996 by The Massachusetts Institute of Technology Second edition All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced in any form or by any electronic or mechanical means (including photocopying, recording, or information storage and retrieval) without permission in writing from the publisher.
This book was set by the authors using the LATEX typesetting system and was printed and bound in the United States of America. Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Abelson, Harold
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Lisa just got a new math workbook. A workbook contains exercise problems, grouped into chapters.
Lisa believes a problem to be special if its index (within a chapter) is the same as the page number where it's located. Given the details for Lisa's workbook, can you count its number of special problems?
Note: See the diagram in the Explanation section for more details.
Input Format
The first line contains two integers $n$ and $k$ — the number of chapters and the maximum number of problems per page respectively.
The second line contains $n$ integers $t_1, t_2, \ldots, t_n$, where $t_i$ denotes the number of problems in the $i$-th chapter.
Constraints
Output Format
Print the number of special problems in Lisa's workbook.
Sample Input
5 3
4 2 6 1 10
Sample Output
4
Explanation
The diagram below depicts Lisa's workbook with $n = 5$ chapters and a maximum of $ k = 3$ problems per page. Special problems are outlined in red, and page numbers are in yellow squares.
There are $4$ special problems and thus we print the number $4$ on a new line.


Online Security
8/3/15
The internet is being integrated into our lives more ways than we can count in 2015. The average American can access the internet from the palm of their hand with a smartphone, wirelessly from almost any location. With more people using the internet for things like transferring money and exchanging private information, hackers are on the rise. Identity theft and stolen credit card information are just a couple examples of the types of online theft that occur every single day. Criminals no longer need to leave their house to steal money from strangers due to the gift of the internet.
With a rise in internet hackers brings a rise in the push to improve internet security. Keeping users secure is big business in the tech industry and the demand for quality protection is growing.
Tips to Stay Protected
- Use a long and unique password
- Always update your software whenever updates become available
- Never download anything unless you know the website is safe


Dear Dry,
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Right now, anti-abortion extremists from across the country are descending upon this vitally needed clinic. Operation Save America (“OSA”) is leading national demonstrations against this clinic. Our Clinic Defense Team is on the ground in Alabama as we write, providing assistance to the clinic the entire time OSA and their out of state extremists are there. We are working with law enforcement and community activists to make sure this clinic is protected and stays open.
*Stand shoulder to shoulder with this clinic and its health care providers by sending a donation. [ https://org.salsalabs.com/o/1400/p/salsa/donation/common/public/?donate_page_KEY=12676 ]* Half of your tax-deductible gift will go directly to the Reproductive Health Services clinic for improving security measures, and half will support our Clinic Defense Team that works to keep Reproductive Health Services and other targeted clinics open and safe.
This past Saturday night Alabama’s State Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore spoke at OSA’s opening rally. In a few days, Matthew Trewhella, an unapologetic advocate of justifiable homicide of abortion providers, will also speak at OSA’s evening rally.
Can you imagine? The Chief Justice of Alabama’s highest court – also a virulent opponent of same-sex marriage – is an OSA featured speaker, along with a man who signed the Defensive Action petition, which supported the use of lethal force, if necessary, to stop abortion.
*Help us provide critically needed funds to Reproductive Health Services and support the FMF’s work protecting this vital clinic in Alabama.* [ https://org.salsalabs.com/o/1400/p/salsa/donation/common/public/?donate_page_KEY=12676 ]
The clinic has just spent tens of thousands of dollars to comply with medically unnecessary draconian building regulations forced on them by the state. Now that it is targeted, the clinic needs emergency funds to improve its security system.
*Help us provide Reproductive Health Services needed emergency funding at this critical time. Please make a tax-deductible contribution today to support Reproductive Health Services and our Clinic Defense team. [ https://org.salsalabs.com/o/1400/p/salsa/donation/common/public/?donate_page_KEY=12676 ]*
In spite of repeated legislative attacks and anti-abortion extremist harassment and intimidation – this Alabama clinic and its courageous staff are standing strong and maintaining safe abortion access for women.
Immediately after our Alabama trip, our Clinic Defense team will be in Indiana helping other targeted clinics.
*Without clinics, there is no choice [ https://org.salsalabs.com/o/1400/p/salsa/donation/common/public/?donate_page_KEY=12676 ]. *Please help Reproductive Health Services in Montgomery keep its staff and patients safe.
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Dalits seek police protection for funeral procession
by Staff ReporterMADURAI
Some members of a Scheduled Caste community moved the Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court on Thursday seeking police protection to take out a funeral procession on a common pathway at Manalur village in Thirupuvanam taluk in Sivaganga district, after caste Hindus “restrained” them from using the path.
The petitioner, K. Senthil Kumar of Thirupuvanam, said that his paternal uncle died on Wednesday and the family members wanted to use the common path to take out the funeral procession.
He said that the caste Hindus restrained them from using the public path and that the body was yet to be cremated. He added that a representation was made to the authorities concerned, but no steps had been taken.
Adjourning the petition till Friday, Justice G.K. Ilanthiraiyan directed the State to file a counter.


About Me
Hello. My name is Ian Whitmore. I am 34 years old and live in Iowa City with my wife, son, and our two dogs (aren't they cute?!). When I was growing up my family moved around a lot and I have lived in New York, Texas, California, and Iowa. I also like to travel with my family as much as I can. Some of my favorite foods are pizza, wings, and a good cheeseburger. I love to play and watch sports and some of my favorites are golf, football, basketball, and baseball. I love to listen to all types of music but I especially like reggae. I am excited about learning to code and eventually working as a software developer.
My Education Background
- Weber Elementary - Iowa City, IA
- Northwest Junior High - Coralville, IA
- Coronado High School - Lubbock, Texas
- University of Iowa - Iowa City, Iowa
My Job History
- Car Washer
- Restaurant Waiter
- Banker
- Real Estate Agent
- Banker
- Software Developer (in training)
My 10 Favorite Sports Movies
- The Sandlot
- The Natural
- A League Of Their Own
- Hoosiers
- Remember The Titans
- Varsity Blues
- The Mighty Ducks
- Happy Gilmore
- Caddyshack
- Any Given Sunday
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Please meet people responsible for your favorite salmon cookie
You need the dark in order to show the light. Use absolutely no pressure. Just like an angel's wing. Let that brush dance around there and play. Think about a cloud. Just float around and be there. We'll put some happy little leaves here and there. Let's put a touch more of the magic here. Trees grow in all kinds of ways. They're not all perfectly straight.
Not every limb is perfect. It's life. It's interesting. It's fun. Just make a decision and let it go. Fluff it up a little and hypnotize it. We want to use a lot pressure while using no pressure at all. It looks so good, I might as well not stop. No worries. No cares. Just float and wait for the wind to blow you around.
Just relax and let it flow. That easy. You are only limited by your imagination. And I will hypnotize that just a little bit. As trees get older they lose their chlorophyll.


My name is Luke Freeman, I'm currently a senior at Lewis University and I will be graduating in December 2021. I am a double major in Computer Science and Data Science. I have one sister and still live with my parents and my dog Frankie (she's stuck under the table in the picture above this). My sister is an accountant and she lives in Naperville. My mom is an Admin and my dad is an Electrical Engineer. I work for a company called LitePoint, we make electronic testing equiptment. I develop software there to incorporate into the equiptment and calibrate it. When I'm not at work or at school I'm usually working out, riding my longboard, walking my dog, or doing anything else outside or with animals really.
I don't have one favorite hobby specifically. I enjoy playing video games and hanging out with my friends but I also like to be outside and hang out with animals. I love shopping and spending money in general as well. I like to longboard and skateboard when it's nice out too. Along witb that, I enjoy getting tattos (I'm not sure if that counts as a hobby or not) and will be getting 3 more in the next few weeks. I will be getting a stegosaurus being lifted up by party balloons, an x-wing from star wars, and a man sitting on top of the moon.
My fun fact is that I have a tattoo of a duck riding a skateboard that's named winston church bill on my thigh. He's wearing one of my hats and the shows I was wearing the day I got him done. I mentioned above that I enjoy tattoos, ducks are my favorite animal, and I like to skate, so I put all of them together for this tattoo. I also have a family of ducks colored pride colors around my ankle. There's a picture right below this if you're interested :*]


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I am currently an associate professor at Leonardo da Vinci Engineering School in Paris La Défense. I work principally on Machine Learning research subjects. I teach Machine Learning, Probability and Statistics.
Previously, I worked as a research engineer and a data scientist at Telecom Business School in Paris. I was also a post-doctoral researcher at Ecole Normale Supérieure Paris-Saclay.
I obtained my PhD (Nov. 2013) in Computer Science from Université Paris 13, where I worked in A3 team of LIPN under the supervision of Professor Younès Bennani.
I obtained my MS in Applied Mathematics & Statistics from Université Grenoble Alpes.


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"ADMAH "earth, one of the five cities of the vale of Siddim (Genesis 10:19). It was destroyed along with Sodom and Gomorrah (19:24; Deuteronomy 29:23). It is supposed by some to be the same as the Adam of Joshua 3:16, the name of which still lingers in Damieh, the ford of Jordan. (See ZEBOIM.)
"ADMAH "earth, one of the five cities of the vale of Siddim (Genesis 10:19). It was destroyed along with Sodom and Gomorrah (19:24; Deuteronomy 29:23). It is supposed by some to be the same as the Adam of Joshua 3:16, the name of which still lingers in Damieh, the ford of Jordan. (See ZEBOIM.)


Plant & Animal Cells
An adaptive learning tool to teach elementary schoolers about plant and animal cells.
process
requirements gathering -> low-fidelity prototyping -> concept validation -> curriculum writing -> asset generation -> high-fidelity prototyping -> usability testing -> production
team
Kate Mattison, Jeremy Murphy, Desiree Stanley, Fang Cheng, Parth Shah, Mark Ritterhoff
duration
2015 / 6 months
Problem Statement
It can be tricky to teach elementary schoolers about cells. This is because real cells are too small to be seen and simplified models of cells obscure a number of the most interesting features about them. Ordinarily, a textbook contains only a couple of cell diagrams, and these don't expose students to the breadth of cell diversity in the living world.
Outcome
At IXL Learning, we created adaptive lessons that allow students to interact with cell models as they learn about them. The lessons are focused on asking students to access their prior knowledge of cells, ostensibly from their science textbooks, and then expanding this knowledge using interactive elements and tidbits of cool information.
Selected Assets
A selection of assets from the prototyping process are presented here. To try the product live, go to: (1) Label parts of plant cell diagrams, (2) Label parts of animal cell diagrams, or (3) Identify parts of animal and plant cell diagrams.
[Figure 1] A simple graphic showing different tracks along the adaptive learning tool. As a general rule, when a student gets a question right, they're more likely to see a harder question.
[Figure 2] A question showing a click-to-select interaction.
[Figure 3] A video from the live product showing a progression through a skill with click-to-select interactions.
[Figure 4] A question showing a drag-drop interaction.
[Figure 5] A video from the live product showing a progression through a skill with drag-drop interactions.


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Raffler provides a way to raffle among attendees of your meetup.
We at Slovenia Ruby User Group have several things to give away each time, so we made a simple app that raffles n
people from everyone who attended on meetup.com. You can just go to the website, input your meetup.com Group URL Name or ID and select the meetup. Here's an example for our October meetup. You can deselect the people you don't want raffled (like organisers) then input the number of the rewards you have and click Raffle
. It's that easy.
BTW PRs are wellcome!


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The SV40 Genome Reprinted by permission from Nature Reviews
Cancer 2:957-964, A. Gazdar, J. S. Butel and M. Carbone "SV40 and tumours: myth, association or
causality?" copyright (2002) Macmillan Magazines Ltd |
Polyomavirus are small, icosahedral, non-enveloped DNA viruses that infect a variety of vertebrate species. The name polyoma comes from the ability of mouse polyomavirus to induce multiple tumours in their infected host, these tumours arising from more than a dozen different cell types. However, not all polyomavirus induce tumours in their natural hosts under natural conditions. The various polyomavirus that have been studied appear to establish infections via the respiratory tract in newborn hosts, followed by chronic infection in the kidneys, with virus present in the urine. Three polyomavirus have been found in humans, Jamestown Canyon virus (JCV), BK virus (BKV) and simian virus 40 (SV40). JCV and BKV are both of human origin and can induce diseases under certain conditions: neurodegenerative leukoencephalopathy with JCV in AIDS patients, and tubulointerstitial nephritis with BKV in kidney transplant patients. Both JCV and BKV have possible roles in carcinogenesis. By contrast, SV40 is of monkey origin, but has been identified in specific human tumour cells. SV40 entered the human population as a contaminant of poliovirus vaccine in several countries between 1955 and 1963, because the vaccines were prepared in primary cultures of rhesus monkey kidney cells; subsequent vaccines are SV40-free. Monkey to human transmission may also spread SV40. SV40 is thought to be widely distributed in the human population.
As with polyomavirus genomes, the SV40 genome consists of two sets of expressed genes: the early expressed genes, which encode proteins required for viral replication, including the small and large T antigens (small-t Ag, large-T Ag) and the 17KT protein; and the late expressed genes, which encode structural proteins necessary for viral assembly, including three coat proteins (VP1, VP2, VP3) and a maturation protein (agnoprotein). Different SV40 strains show variability within the variable domain of the T antigen proteins, as well as within the non-translated regulatory region that contains the origin of replication (ori) and promoters and enhancers of replication.
Alternative splicing produces two early proteins, large-T Ag and small-t Ag. The large-T Ag functions as a replicative helicase, binding to specific sites in the ori to promote the local unwinding of DNA, as well as recruiting cellular DNA replication proteins to the site, including topoisomerase I, replication protein A, and DNA polymerases. The large-T Ag autoregulates the early promoter, and can indirectly contribute to the activation of late transcription. The large-T Ag also plays a role in viral maturation by influencing the phosphorylation of capsid proteins. The small-t Ag plays a key role in infections by increasing the level of virus during the lytic cycle, and by enhancing cell transformation by the large-T Ag.
The DNA-binding maturation protein, agnoprotein, is thought to be involved in viral assembly or release, and acts to increase the efficiency of plaque formation. The agnoprotein from JCV, which shows 50-60% homology to SV40 agnoprotein, co-localizes with cytoskeletal tubulin, suggesting a role in the stabilization of microtubules during infection.
The viral capsid is composed of pentamers of VP1. Two minor structural proteins, VP2 and VP3, produced by alternative splicing, bridge VP1 capsid to the SV40 genome. VP3 is essential for formation of infection particles, and may be involved in virus-cell interactions during post-packaging steps.


A well-known example program for Datalog, which I found in the book "Foundations of Databases" by Abiteboul, Hull & Viano, presented in chapter 13
This is an abridged version (the difference being a smaller fact set) to make the trace shorter and easier to follow. If you want to see the full example traced (at your own peril) you can find it here.
Program// 'up' means 'goes up to' up("a", "e"). up("j", "o"). // 'goes horizontally toward' flat("m", "o"). flat("p", "m"). // 'goes down to' down("l", "f"). down("m", "f"). reverse_same_generation(X, Y):- flat(X, Y). reverse_same_generation(X, Y):- up(X, X1), reverse_same_generation(Y1, X1), down(Y1, Y) .Query
reverse_same_generation(A, B)
For the sake of reducing graph size, the identifiers 'up' , 'down' , 'flat' and 'reverse_same_generation' will be renamed in the actual trace to 'u' , 'd' , 'f' and 'r' respectively.
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We are team of 4 enthuastic sophomores,building an AI Brain Tumour Detector
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Lin zexu loves poetry and calligraphy in his life. he has written such works as "Wen Chao of yunzuo mountain house", "Shi Chao of yunzuo mountain house", "making Dian sing grass" and "Lin wenzhong's government book" and "he ge Ji cheng". The manuscripts, diaries, official correspondence, letters, poems, etc. left after the founding of the People's Republic of China are compiled as "Lin Zexu Collection".
Lin zexu's works include memorials, official correspondence, literary notes, poems, letters, diaries and his translation of "the chronicles of the four continents". These books and translations are scattered throughout Tibet and have not been systematically sorted out for a long time.
the complete works of Lin zexu are divided into six volumes, including ten volumes, including memorials, poems, letters, diaries and translations.
Calligraphy worksthe main achievement of Lin zexu's calligraphy is cursive, and based on the preface to the holy teachings of the king, Lin zexu belongs to a traditional faction, and the beauty of the whole calligraphy is its value. At the same time, Lin's regular script works also show his ability to face the challenge.
Lin Shi said in 1827 (the 7th year of Daoguang's reign) postscript to Shen yizhai's ink: "when a beginner imitates a Tang dynasty, it is equal to zhong Zhang Xi's sacrifice. it is still impossible for him to stand up and make him gallop, so he must lie still." It can be seen that Lin has his own experience in learning books, starting with the Tang Dynasty is his idea. As a matter of fact, Lin did not ignore the traditional consensus of "learning from the law is superior". His regular script is not rigidly bound to a certain framework, nor is it purely a rule of the Tang Dynasty. He also occasionally reveals Jin people's demeanor between strokes, the more so in his later works.
Lin's calligraphy is powerful, serene and free from affectation. although it does not belong to the way of strength and strength, its words reflect the inherent integrity and awe-inspiring righteousness of the Chinese nation.


I am a Android Developer with more than 4 years of successful experience building telecommunication, learning management system, food and cleaning service, etc. apps using Android Studio, Kotlin, Java and Flutter. Reflecting output by attending requirement sessions, analysing JIRA stories, UAT updates etc. Recognised consistently for performance excellence and contributions to successful delivery. Excellent reputation for resolving problems and improving customer satisfaction. Increase proficiencies through continuous support and review of code.
I am working on Banglalink's latest Telco features and make them market ready with the expertise of my team.
I have worked with the Banglalink client team as well as will engage with internal development too. We build robust and reliable solutions.
Ever since I joined, I have worked on several national and international projects. Maintaining good communication with clients and satisfying the end-user was the main goal. Regularly participated in on-call rotation and resolved various incidents/issues. Recognized significant issues in those services, produced designs and executed the solution from end to end.
A good opportunity to work with such a versatile world leading INGO. They have a huge backed IT team, where they provide several solution for all over the world. We work there with several projects like the Rohingya issue, HIV, Child Care, Empowering Girls Through Education, etc.
I have worked on two modules on an ERP application. Modules are Sales Module and Collection Module.These modules were being used internally of a local Bangladeshi company named Magnum to collect their sales and cash collection flow.
GPA: 3.94
GPA: 3.20
🌱 I’m currently learning diffent architectural components in mobile application development.
👯 I’m looking to collaborate on any kind to open source project related to the field of software engineering.
 In the winter, I love to travel a lot, which pushed me to make travel related videogrpahy and I do share my travel experience in my own Youtube channel, which is Travel Outsider.
Apart from travelling I do love playing cricket. As a cricket loving nation its kind of obvious for most of us to involv in playing cricket. One of my favorite cricket player is Shakib Al Hasan.
I contributed to my previous group's work. This thesis was under the supervision of Mr. K. M. Imtiaz-Ud-Din who is an Assistant Professor Department of Software Engineering, DIU. We intend to establish an architecture where the user will get his/her needs by himself/herself. My part was to build an adaptation engine that adapts any changes into the system and responds to that change.
This project is a part of my current organization role. My goal was to develop their latest business requirements, performing peer code reviews, handling UAT, sprint planning's. Banglalink is one the popular Telco-Service in Bangladesh. MyBL is the digital solution for Banglalink, which helps them to reach customers with digital services like recharge to customer no, purchasing telco packs, availing special offers, access music, games and so many features.
A part of my previous organization role. Learning Tree aims to support teacher’s professional development and caregiver learning and bolster distance learning. The app will constitute of two types of users- Teachers & Caregivers.
A part of my previous organization role. The outcome of the project was to provide education to the unprivileged people specially the Rohingya People in Bangladesh. This app provides videos, audios and documents based learning contents to them which eventually helps the to educate themselves.
This app is one of my pet projects, that I have been working one since last one and half year.Rent Collector With this application a landlord will be able to manage all the calculations of how much money he has rented, which tenant has not paid rent, which tenant has not rented a house in any month.
Git Lib which is developed with a good motive to provide the developers trending GitHub libraries or open source resources. This application has all the feature that you need whether you want to know the trending GitHub repositories or developers or any other categorized libraries. Following are some of the top functionalities that you can get.
Developed this app solely for a Ireland based Software Firm named Amharc Tech for one of their client. Used technologies are, flutter, stripe (payment gateway), rest api.


Zip File Password Bruteforcer
Sometime we know a lot about our victim. Now consider a situation where victim has created a zip file but has protected it with a password. You don’t know what exactly the password is but you surely what password he/she can use (considering you have done enough reconnaissance on your victim).
So what to do in these kinds of situations ? Should we test the every possible password, well that’s a good option but sometimes our wordlist is so long the it becomes tedious to test them by our self. So what we can do is, we can build a simple script which will test all the password in a file and will return us the correct password.
- For this, we will be using Python’s built in zipfile module and sys module as we want to take arguments from the user.
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First it opens the wordlist and then executes a ‘for’ loop. Through this for loop it tries string in each line as password of the file. If the password is correct, it will extract the files of the zip file and then it will extract that zip file. If not then, We’ll have to use more dense wordlist i.e. wordlist containing more possibilities


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In the United States and Canada, professional Major League Baseball (MLB) teams are divided into the National League (NL) and American League (AL), each with three divisions: East, West, and Central.
Vist MLB to get scores, standings, and videos of the day!!!
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STATE AND MAIN
Reviewed by Harvey Karten Fine Line Features Director: David Mamet Writer: David Mamet Cast: Philip Seymour Hoffman, William H. Macy, Rebecca Pidgeon, Alec Baldwin, Charles Durning, Patti LuPone, Sarah Jessica Parker, David Paymer, Julia Stiles
When writers satirize people and institutions, they do not necessarily despise what they are sending up. Though Ben Jonson took serious jabs at humanity in "Volpone" calling human beings jackals and worse, some parodists can barely hide their affection for their targets. Take David Mamet for example. In 1989 he had his "Speed-the-Plow" staged on Broadway starring Joe Mantegna, Ron Silver and Madonna in what looked like a devasting skewer of Hollywood, but the hilarity of the script gave away his fondness for things L.A. In "State and Main," a milder sendup of the movie business, Mamet mellows in Preston Sturges territory, lampooning politics, the advertising business, sex and hero-worship--particularly the ways that the movie industry manipulates the objects of his barely hidden affection.
Preston Sturges's "The Great McGinty" and "Sullivan's Travels" which propelled that writer-director into a meteoric, if brief, success, might be the very films that inspired Mamet this time around. "The Great McGinty," released in 1940, deals with a bum who is manipulated into the governor's chair by a crooked political machine but who blows it all when he decides to become honest. "Sullivan's Travels," released a year later, deals with a "fluff" director who decides to do a serious film by researching the subject in the real world.
In "State and Main" by comparison, Walt Price (played by Mamet regular William H. Macy), is intent on directing a serious piece by photographing on location in small-town America, only to find that the company affects the residents of the sleepy village more than the burg impacts on the filmmaker. Sending up both Hollywood and hamlet, "State and Main" gains its unusually quiet and lovable humor by focussing on oddball relationships between bizarre members of his crew and idiosyncratic denizens of Waterford, Vermont (actually Manchester, Massachusetts). Handsome leading man Bob Barrenger (Alec Baldwin) gets into hot water yet again by his penchant for 14-year-olds (in this case for Carla Taylor, played by Julia Stiles). The leading lady, Claire Wellesley (Sarah Jessica Parker), decides at the last moment that she will not bare her breasts despite her contractual agreement to do so. Producer Marty Rosen (David Paymer) is pitted against an avaricious politician, Doug MacKenzie (Clark Gregg). Best of all, a stuttering scripter, Joseph Turner White (Philip Seymour Hoffman) enjoys an eccentric romance with a whimsical bookstore owner, Ann (Rebecca Pidgeon).
Virtually missing this time around is David Mamet's bent for clipped speech, which he utilized to our great pleasure in "House of Games" and even more powerfully in his best work, "Glengarry Glen Ross." Also bypassed is the writer- director's typical harshness, putting "State and Main" more in line with the ambiance of Mamet's Chekhov adaptation, "Vanya on 42nd St" than with the rueful attack on political correctness, "Olenna." But the prolific 53-year-old writer's current offering is a welcome respite from his usual cynicism. When he tempts a grasping, anti-Semitic politician with a bribe, or invites an odd couple (the writer and the bookseller) to enjoy a spontaneous romance; when he displays the ways that a whole town can be amiably corrupted by the allure of celebrities; and when in a Capra-esque homage, he gives a man the choice of being honest at the risk of his career or bearing false witness with the hope of a blockbuster calling-- he allows us to explore human folly with grins and chuckles instead of knives and cudgels.
The remarkable Philip Seymour Hoffman is the show stealer, giving a nuanced impersonation of a man whose difficulty with spontaneous communication belies his genius with a typewriter. His liaison with the town's amateur theatrics director (played with lovable technique by Ms. Pidgeon) is a romance of the authentic sort we do not often get to see on the screen. The one line that draws belly laughs from the audience--a jab at the American electoral process--is so current, so precisely out of today's headlines about the Gore-Bush battles--that we could swear that Mamet had just injected that dialogue into this congenial film.
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People Analytics is a video analytics engine for detecting, tracking, counting, analyzing, and recognizing people in surveillance videos.
It has several use cases:
(1) Customer analytics and service optimization for retail, banking, and hospitality.
(2) Indexing and searching people in surveillance video network.
Face Counting can detect faces of people passing through a camera and track them. This can produce a count of the number of people passing through the camera during any time interval. This module can be used for surveillance videos which has clearly visible faces.
Head Counting can detect heads of people passing through a camera and track them. This can produce a count of the number of people passing through the camera during any time interval. This module can be used for surveillance videos mounted on the ceiling. In such situations, the faces are often difficult to detect but heads can be detected reliably.
Face recognition computes the facial feature vector for each face and compare it with a library of facial feature vectors for identification and verification purposes.
It can operate in several modes:
(1) Still images of known faces are registered.
(2) Each new face in surveillance video is automatically registered.
(3) Faces in a video frame is detected and manually registered.


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FlxGroup
API Editimport flixel.group.FlxGroup;
FlxGroups are an invaluable method of grouping your game objects in Flixel. In fact, there is no way around them, as FlxState
itself extends FlxGroup
.
The use cases for groups are vast: pooling to reuse objects, collision detection and setting up easy ways to access particular collections of objects. A great feature of FlxGroups are their ability to be nested when using collision detection. Doing collisions is also way more efficient than doing it for individual objects.
The API for FlxGroups is similar to other places in Flixel. Here is a basic example using a group to pool bullet objects, represented by a Bullet
class, holding a maxium of 100 bullets:
var poolSize = 100;
var bullets = new FlxTypedGroup<Bullet>(poolSize);
for (i in 0...poolSize)
{
var bullet = new Bullet();
bullet.kill();
bullets.add(bullet);
}
Note how we did not use a regular FlxGroup
, but a FlxTypedGroup<Bullet>
. This means that this particular group can only store objects that are instances of the Bullet
class or instances of Bullet
subclasses. FlxGroup
itself is nothing but a shortcut for FlxTypedGroup<FlxBasic>
.
Now, say we want to retrieve bullet instance to use in a shoot method:
var bullet = bullets.recycle(Bullet);
If we had used a regular group here, we would have had to cast
the return value of recycle()
to a Bullet
. By using a FlxTypedGroup<Bullet>
, we have the benefit of type-safety.
add(Object:T):T;
You can add any type of Object that extends the base FlxGroup type, if you use FlxGroup
this is FlxBasic
.
remove(Object:T):T
Removes an object from a group, it will return the object you removed.
getFirstAvailable(ObjectClass:Class<T> = null):T
This will let you get the first FlxBasic object that has exists == false, this is typically used in object pooling when object may have used the kill() method. Note if you destory() objects they will be made null in the FlxGroup and you wont be able to reuse them.
kill();
This will recursively kill() all objects so that they will be ready for use with getFirstAvailable.
sort(Function:Int->T->T->Int, Order:Int = FlxSort.ASCENDING);
Call this function to sort the group according to a particular value and order. You will need to specificy a sorting function to do so. If you want to sort by something other than y, you will have to write a custom sorting function.
Otherwise, you can just use the pre-made FlxSort.byY()
like so for Zelda-style-sorting:
group.sort(FlxSort.byY);


Sydney light rail project blows out to $2.9bn, almost double original cost
by Australian Associated PressTransport minister Andrew Constance confirms project coming in at $1.3bn more than first forecast
The cost of Sydney’s light rail project has blown out to $2.9bn, with New South Wales’s transport minister acknowledging the project has been a “difficult build”.
The final construction cost was confirmed by Andrew Constance’s office on Friday evening, coming in at $1.3bn more than first forecast.
Constance said no one was denying that the light rail construction has been difficult.
“We took the busiest street in the nation and ripped [it] up to transform it into the open, inviting boulevard it is today,” he said in a statement.
Daytime trial runs between Town Hall and Circular Quay began in August, with the line due to open to the public in December.
The service will move 6,570 people in both directions during peak times, with each 67-metre tram able to carry up to nine standard busloads of passengers, Constance said.
“It’s a really exciting time for this project and I can’t wait until everyone gets to jump on board and ride this fantastic transport solution,” he said.
The NSW Labor leader, Jodi McKay, criticised the government’s management of the project.
“Not only is the light rail already a year late but now we’ve learned it’s $1.3bn over budget,” McKay said in a statement on Friday. “This is a testament to the Liberals’ bad management.
“The money for this government’s blowouts on major infrastructure projects has to come from somewhere.”
“They can’t do everything so they will either have to privatise or cut.”


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THE NET A film review by Christopher Null Copyright 1995 Christopher Null
This just goes to show that not only can Sandra Bullock not act, but she can't even pick decent projects, either. Sucked from the Hollywood buzzword list like a bottom-feeder looking for sludge, THE NET is trite idiocy that is socially irresponsible and irredeemable. I puked out loud.
I honestly can't believe a movie like this was made. Basically, it's the story of Angela Bennett (Bullock), a superstar computer hacker who runs across something she isn't supposed to, then finds her identity erased, her friends killed, and herself hunted down. Obviously a rush job to beat the other impending computer movies to the market, THE NET is one plot hole after another, with technological impossibilities filling the space between.
If you think for one second that Sandra Bullock is believable as a systems analyst who hasn't left her house in four years, you probably aren't mentally capable of reading this review.
The story and acting are pathetic, the only exception being comedian Dennis Miller, whose five minutes of screen time are more like a welcome intermission than a part of the film. Unfortunately, it's much too little, too late.  Director Irwin Winkler (NIGHT AND THE CITY, 1992) isn't exactly on a winning streak here, either. As Miller's character puts it in the film, "I'm not buyin' the whole package."
The sad thing is that a movie vaguely similar to THE NET was made rather well in 1992 as SNEAKERS. Unfortunately, the producers of this film decided to make a "serious picture" about the dangers of a fully computerized society, ripping off the message of SNEAKERS, but forgetting to satirize it like that film did. I pray that no one takes this movie as a serious warning. The last thing we need in this country are more paranoid technophobes.
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Tone.Channel
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solo
(exclude audio in other Tone.Channels).


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Hoerner Heating & Plumbing
Mailing Address:
868 Broadview AveTORONTO, Ontario
M4K 2R1
Location Address:
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M4K 2R1
Tel.:<PHONE_NUMBER>
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Providing Heating and Plumbing Service for GTA homes and businesses since 1981. Services include plumbing, heating and drain service and emergency repair.
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Company description
Product / Service / Licensing
Install & repair faucets.
Install fun faucets with amazing touch technology that your family will love.
Install service to Tankless water heaters.
Install Sewage ejectors.
Install sump pump.
Install & service high efficiency boilers for your home.
Boiler Service.
Service to radiant floor heating systems.
Install & repair Radiators.
Camera inspection of drains.
Install repair main line backwater valves to protect your home from city back-up.
Hydro Jetting of main drains to remove grease & sludge.
Install & service to sewage ejector & sump pumps.
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Key / Major clients:
Homeadvisors, Quality Service contractors, Canadian Federation of Business, Service Roundtable, PHCC, HomestarsTestimonial:
"I think excellence deserves to be rewarded, and I will recommend you without hesitation."... DB
"Thank you for your great service March 26 by Alex a good man."
... BK
"Hoerner relocated a hot water radiator. They spent the most time of any of the companies we talked to evaluating the job and responded quickly with a detailed and competitive quote. They showed up on time and even corrected several other issues with the boiler while they were there. I was concerned that there would be significant damage as the pipes had to go through joists and brick walls. The finished work was of exceptional quality. Hoerner's will definitely be our choice for our heating and plumbing needs going forward....they are most professional."
... RP
"We had a new toilet installed yesterday and, as usual, the technician was very polite, professional and worked quickly and efficiently. I also like the added touch - they put covers over their shoes so as not to track dirt/snow into the house"
... BT
"You and your assistant Brad fixed our bathroom faucets this week. I wanted to thank you for the very high quality, and more importantly, very fair job you did for us. I appreciate very much the extra effort you put in to find the right diverter for us and in so doing provided us with a fix to our problem for a very reasonable cost. Rather than just taking the more expensive option, you put in the special effort to find the part. I don't know how many other plumbers would have done the right thing like you did"
... DR
"The service I received from Hoerner's Plumbing (March 2009) was excellent from start to finish. An appointment was made by a very helpful person to accomodate my busy day.The service person arrived on time and was professional, helpful and knowledgeable. Everything got done that day, even when an extra trip was required to get additional parts. I would recommend Hoerners to anyone looking for a reliable company that aim to please and provide excellent customer service. Sincerely"
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Description
Company description
Products, services and licensing
Product / Service / Licensing
Install & repair faucets.
Install fun faucets with amazing touch technology that your family will love.
Install service to Tankless water heaters.
Install Sewage ejectors.
Install sump pump.
Install & service high efficiency boilers for your home.
Boiler Service.
Service to radiant floor heating systems.
Install & repair Radiators.
Camera inspection of drains.
Install repair main line backwater valves to protect your home from city back-up.
Hydro Jetting of main drains to remove grease & sludge.
Install & service to sewage ejector & sump pumps.
Sector
Sector information
Key / Major clients:
Homeadvisors, Quality Service contractors, Canadian Federation of Business, Service Roundtable, PHCC, HomestarsTestimonial:
"I think excellence deserves to be rewarded, and I will recommend you without hesitation."... DB
"Thank you for your great service March 26 by Alex a good man."
... BK
"Hoerner relocated a hot water radiator. They spent the most time of any of the companies we talked to evaluating the job and responded quickly with a detailed and competitive quote. They showed up on time and even corrected several other issues with the boiler while they were there. I was concerned that there would be significant damage as the pipes had to go through joists and brick walls. The finished work was of exceptional quality. Hoerner's will definitely be our choice for our heating and plumbing needs going forward....they are most professional."
... RP
"We had a new toilet installed yesterday and, as usual, the technician was very polite, professional and worked quickly and efficiently. I also like the added touch - they put covers over their shoes so as not to track dirt/snow into the house"
... BT
"You and your assistant Brad fixed our bathroom faucets this week. I wanted to thank you for the very high quality, and more importantly, very fair job you did for us. I appreciate very much the extra effort you put in to find the right diverter for us and in so doing provided us with a fix to our problem for a very reasonable cost. Rather than just taking the more expensive option, you put in the special effort to find the part. I don't know how many other plumbers would have done the right thing like you did"
... DR
"The service I received from Hoerner's Plumbing (March 2009) was excellent from start to finish. An appointment was made by a very helpful person to accomodate my busy day.The service person arrived on time and was professional, helpful and knowledgeable. Everything got done that day, even when an extra trip was required to get additional parts. I would recommend Hoerners to anyone looking for a reliable company that aim to please and provide excellent customer service. Sincerely"
... JH


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PrinterProcessingStateReason extends Enum
PrinterProcessingStateReason class
Tags
Table of Contents
- CONNECTING_TO_DEVICE = "connectingToDevice"
- COVER_OPEN = "coverOpen"
- DEVELOPER_EMPTY = "developerEmpty"
- DEVELOPER_LOW = "developerLow"
- DOOR_OPEN = "doorOpen"
- FUSER_OVER_TEMP = "fuserOverTemp"
- FUSER_UNDER_TEMP = "fuserUnderTemp"
- INPUT_TRAY_MISSING = "inputTrayMissing"
- INTERLOCK_OPEN = "interlockOpen"
- INTERPRETER_RESOURCE_UNAVAILABLE = "interpreterResourceUnavailable"
- MARKER_SUPPLY_EMPTY = "markerSupplyEmpty"
- MARKER_SUPPLY_LOW = "markerSupplyLow"
- MARKER_WASTE_ALMOST_FULL = "markerWasteAlmostFull"
- MARKER_WASTE_FULL = "markerWasteFull"
- MEDIA_EMPTY = "mediaEmpty"
- MEDIA_JAM = "mediaJam"
- MEDIA_LOW = "mediaLow"
- MEDIA_NEEDED = "mediaNeeded"
- MOVING_TO_PAUSED = "movingToPaused"
- NONE = "none"
- OPTICAL_PHOTO_CONDUCTOR_LIFE_OVER = "opticalPhotoConductorLifeOver"
- OPTICAL_PHOTO_CONDUCTOR_NEAR_END_OF_LIFE = "opticalPhotoConductorNearEndOfLife"
- OTHER = "other"
- OUTPUT_AREA_ALMOST_FULL = "outputAreaAlmostFull"
- OUTPUT_AREA_FULL = "outputAreaFull"
- OUTPUT_TRAY_MISSING = "outputTrayMissing"
- PAUSED = "paused"
- The Enum PrinterProcessingStateReason
- SHUTDOWN = "shutdown"
- SPOOL_AREA_FULL = "spoolAreaFull"
- STOPPED_PARTIALLY = "stoppedPartially"
- STOPPING = "stopping"
- TIMED_OUT = "timedOut"
- TONER_EMPTY = "tonerEmpty"
- TONER_LOW = "tonerLow"
- UNKNOWN_FUTURE_VALUE = "unknownFutureValue"
- $_value : string
- The value of the enum
- $constants : mixed
- __construct() : mixed
- Create a new enum
- has() : bool
- Check if the enum has the given value
- is() : bool
- Check if the enum is defined
- toArray() : mixed
- Create a new class for the enum in question
- value() : string
- Get the value of the enum
Constants
CONNECTING_TO_DEVICE
public
mixed
CONNECTING_TO_DEVICE
= "connectingToDevice"
COVER_OPEN
public
mixed
COVER_OPEN
= "coverOpen"
DEVELOPER_EMPTY
public
mixed
DEVELOPER_EMPTY
= "developerEmpty"
DEVELOPER_LOW
public
mixed
DEVELOPER_LOW
= "developerLow"
DOOR_OPEN
public
mixed
DOOR_OPEN
= "doorOpen"
FUSER_OVER_TEMP
public
mixed
FUSER_OVER_TEMP
= "fuserOverTemp"
FUSER_UNDER_TEMP
public
mixed
FUSER_UNDER_TEMP
= "fuserUnderTemp"
INPUT_TRAY_MISSING
public
mixed
INPUT_TRAY_MISSING
= "inputTrayMissing"
INTERLOCK_OPEN
public
mixed
INTERLOCK_OPEN
= "interlockOpen"
INTERPRETER_RESOURCE_UNAVAILABLE
public
mixed
INTERPRETER_RESOURCE_UNAVAILABLE
= "interpreterResourceUnavailable"
MARKER_SUPPLY_EMPTY
public
mixed
MARKER_SUPPLY_EMPTY
= "markerSupplyEmpty"
MARKER_SUPPLY_LOW
public
mixed
MARKER_SUPPLY_LOW
= "markerSupplyLow"
MARKER_WASTE_ALMOST_FULL
public
mixed
MARKER_WASTE_ALMOST_FULL
= "markerWasteAlmostFull"
MARKER_WASTE_FULL
public
mixed
MARKER_WASTE_FULL
= "markerWasteFull"
MEDIA_EMPTY
public
mixed
MEDIA_EMPTY
= "mediaEmpty"
MEDIA_JAM
public
mixed
MEDIA_JAM
= "mediaJam"
MEDIA_LOW
public
mixed
MEDIA_LOW
= "mediaLow"
MEDIA_NEEDED
public
mixed
MEDIA_NEEDED
= "mediaNeeded"
MOVING_TO_PAUSED
public
mixed
MOVING_TO_PAUSED
= "movingToPaused"
NONE
public
mixed
NONE
= "none"
OPTICAL_PHOTO_CONDUCTOR_LIFE_OVER
public
mixed
OPTICAL_PHOTO_CONDUCTOR_LIFE_OVER
= "opticalPhotoConductorLifeOver"
OPTICAL_PHOTO_CONDUCTOR_NEAR_END_OF_LIFE
public
mixed
OPTICAL_PHOTO_CONDUCTOR_NEAR_END_OF_LIFE
= "opticalPhotoConductorNearEndOfLife"
OTHER
public
mixed
OTHER
= "other"
OUTPUT_AREA_ALMOST_FULL
public
mixed
OUTPUT_AREA_ALMOST_FULL
= "outputAreaAlmostFull"
OUTPUT_AREA_FULL
public
mixed
OUTPUT_AREA_FULL
= "outputAreaFull"
OUTPUT_TRAY_MISSING
public
mixed
OUTPUT_TRAY_MISSING
= "outputTrayMissing"
PAUSED
The Enum PrinterProcessingStateReason
public
mixed
PAUSED
= "paused"
SHUTDOWN
public
mixed
SHUTDOWN
= "shutdown"
SPOOL_AREA_FULL
public
mixed
SPOOL_AREA_FULL
= "spoolAreaFull"
STOPPED_PARTIALLY
public
mixed
STOPPED_PARTIALLY
= "stoppedPartially"
STOPPING
public
mixed
STOPPING
= "stopping"
TIMED_OUT
public
mixed
TIMED_OUT
= "timedOut"
TONER_EMPTY
public
mixed
TONER_EMPTY
= "tonerEmpty"
TONER_LOW
public
mixed
TONER_LOW
= "tonerLow"
UNKNOWN_FUTURE_VALUE
public
mixed
UNKNOWN_FUTURE_VALUE
= "unknownFutureValue"
Properties
$_value
The value of the enum
private
string
$_value
$constants
private
static mixed
$constants
= []
Methods
__construct()
Create a new enum
public
__construct(string $value) : mixed
Parameters
- $value : string
-
The value of the enum
Tags
Return values
mixed —has()
Check if the enum has the given value
public
has(string $value) : bool
Parameters
- $value : string
Return values
bool —the enum has the value
is()
Check if the enum is defined
public
is(string $value) : bool
Parameters
- $value : string
-
the value of the enum
Return values
bool —True if the value is defined
toArray()
Create a new class for the enum in question
public
toArray() : mixed
Tags
Return values
mixed —value()
Get the value of the enum
public
value() : string
Return values
string —value of the enum


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author: login: maxhorstmann display_name: Max first_name: '' last_name: '' ---83% of Java developers are excited about lambda expressions in Java 8. The remaining 17% are out buying their first color TV.
— Max Horstmann (@Max_Horstmann) March 5, 2014
Did you hear? Java 8 now has Lambda expressions!
My first reaction was this:
83% of Java developers are excited about lambda expressions in Java 8. The remaining 17% are out buying their first color TV.
— Max Horstmann (@Max_Horstmann) March 5, 2014
Lambda expressions are a compact way to represent functions inline as expressions.  For example, with LINQ to Objects:
{% highlight c# %} {% raw %} var numbers = new ListThe .Where filter function isn't defined by List<T> itself by the way, it's an extension method defined by System.Linq.Enumerable. Look at its source code (yay, great move Microsoft!) and you'll see that its implementation contains no magic: it's simply iterating over the entire collection, returning elements for which the predicate is true (here).
Here's the same code snippet in Java 8:
{% highlight java %} {% raw %} ListYou'll notice a few small differences: Java still doesn't have implicit typing and won't allow you using the var keyword. So you will have to figure out the return type of an expression, the compiler won't do it for you. Also, you'll notice stream() - you can now filter, map, sort, basically do all the good stuff C# developers already know from LINQ to Objects. Not all of the operators are defined on the various collection classes directly though, but on Stream.
Some operators have been added directly to the collection classes though. For example, sort (which makes sense, you wouldn't wanna "sort" a stream):
{% highlight java %} {% raw %} numbers.sort((x, y) -> Integer.compare(x, y)); {% endraw %} {% endhighlight %}So, did .sort get added to the existing List<T>? Or did Java 8 also introduce extension methods like in .NET did, like, 10 years ago?
It's actually neither. Specifically to support Lamdas, Java 8 also introduces default methods, also known as defender methods or (confusingly, at least for .NET programmers) virtual extension methods. In a nutshell, default methods allow for providing a default method implementation on an interface (!). Yes, you read this right. An interface which contains implementation. While this sounds akward, it's sort of an elegant way to add functionality to existing interfaces like List without breaking everyone's existing code.
By the way, Eclipse annotates default methods for you:
Anyways. Welcome to 2014, dear Java developers! And fingers crossed, Android developers, this is about to make your life a lot easier as well in the near future.
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[gecode-users] Cleaner way for if/then constraint condition
Richard Portelli
richard.portell at gmail.com
Tue Jun 10 20:21:10 CEST 2014
Hello,
I am looking for the "best" way to implement if/then type of constraint
propagation.
An example would be : I have an array of 10 integers with sum =100. If one
element is equal to 10, the following one should be 11.
Adding a lot of these constraint is it ressource intensive or not necessary?
Thanks for your help,
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ELFinfo
What
is it?
elfinfo is a small utility for showing information about ELF files
What can it do?
It can show information about which machine an ELF file has been compiled for, if it's stripped or not, if it's big or little endian and which compiler and version has been used to compile the file.
It can detect compiler version for files compiled with the Go, GCC, OCaml or FPC compilers.
Example
Running this command:
elfinfo /usr/bin/ls
Gives this output:
/usr/bin/ls: stripped=true, compiler=GCC 6.3.1, byteorder=LittleEndian, machine=Advanced Micro Devices x86-64
The details will be different for other platforms.
Why?
- It only shows the most basic of information about ELF files.
- It can show which compiler was used for compiling a binary, even after it has been stripped.
- It aims to solve a tiny problem properly instead of a thousand problems halfway, in true UNIX-spirit.
- The methods for retrieving the compiler version for exectuables are different for Go, GCC, OCaml and FPC. elfinfo handles all three.
- Discovering the GCC version number from an executable may involve using the string command and look for the first string that pops up and looks like a version number. elfinfo only looks at specific sections in the ELF file.
Which arguments are supported?
- -v or --version for version information.
- -h or --help for help output.
- -c or --compiler together with a filename for only detecting the compiler name and version.
- Or only a filename as the first argument, for displaying various information about the ELF.
Source code and bug tracker
The source and issue tracker is available at
github.
git clone git://github.com/xyproto/elfinfo.git
Installation
64-bit Linux
The following commands downloads the latest binary release from github and installs it:
cd /tmp
curl -LO https://github.com/xyproto/elfinfo/releases/download/0.7.4/elfinfo
sudo install -Dm755 elfinfo /usr/bin/elfinfo
Commands will be slightly different or macOS or BSD.
As a Go script
This requires a working Go interpreter in /usr/bin/go:
cd /tmp
curl -LO https://raw.githubusercontent.com/xyproto/elfinfo/0.7.4/main.go
sudo install -Dm755 main.go /usr/bin/elfinfo.go
echo -e '#!/bin/sh\n/usr/bin/go run /usr/bin/elfinfo.go "$@"' > elfinfo.sh
sudo install -Dm755 elfinfo.sh /usr/bin/elfinfo
Commands will be slightly different or macOS or BSD.
Using the latest development version
go get -u github.com/xyproto/elfinfo
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Public Member Functions | |
| AFDetailViewer (AFAction afAction, java.awt.Frame parent, boolean modal) | |
| AFDetailViewer (AFAction afAction, GUILogInterface log, java.awt.Frame parent, AFViewMgrInterface afViewMgr, AFMgr afMgr) | |
| void | customerSearch () |
| void | setMode (AFAction afAction) |
| void | setHeader (String newHeader) |
| void | setSkin (Icon newSkin) |
| void | showSearch (boolean flag) |
| void | setSearchPort (AFSearchInterface afSearchInf) |
| void | invokeSearch () |
| void | setSearchType () |
Static Package Functions | |
| [static initializer] | |
Package Attributes | |
| AFCustomerView | newCustomerViewForTicket |
| AFSearchInterface | afSearchInf |
Definition at line 31 of file AFDetailViewer.java.
| com.wms.antifreeze.view.AFDetailViewer.AFDetailViewer | ( | AFAction | afAction, |
| java.awt.Frame | parent, | ||
| boolean | modal | ||
| ) |
Creates new form AFDetailViewer
| afAction | |
| parent | |
| modal |
Definition at line 50 of file AFDetailViewer.java.
| com.wms.antifreeze.view.AFDetailViewer.AFDetailViewer | ( | AFAction | afAction, |
| GUILogInterface | log, | ||
| java.awt.Frame | parent, | ||
| AFViewMgrInterface | afViewMgr, | ||
| AFMgr | afMgr | ||
| ) |
| afAction | |
| log | |
| parent | |
| afViewMgr | |
| afMgr |
Definition at line 64 of file AFDetailViewer.java.
| com.wms.antifreeze.view.AFDetailViewer.[static initializer] | ( | ) | [static, package] |
| void com.wms.antifreeze.view.AFDetailViewer.customerSearch | ( | ) |
Definition at line 210 of file AFDetailViewer.java.
| void com.wms.antifreeze.view.AFDetailViewer.invokeSearch | ( | ) |
Implements com.wms.antifreeze.AFSearchAdaptor.
Definition at line 258 of file AFDetailViewer.java.
| void com.wms.antifreeze.view.AFDetailViewer.setHeader | ( | String | newHeader | ) |
Definition at line 225 of file AFDetailViewer.java.
| void com.wms.antifreeze.view.AFDetailViewer.setMode | ( | AFAction | afAction | ) |
| void com.wms.antifreeze.view.AFDetailViewer.setSearchPort | ( | AFSearchInterface | afSearchInf | ) |
Definition at line 241 of file AFDetailViewer.java.
| void com.wms.antifreeze.view.AFDetailViewer.setSearchType | ( | ) |
Definition at line 265 of file AFDetailViewer.java.
| void com.wms.antifreeze.view.AFDetailViewer.setSkin | ( | Icon | newSkin | ) |
Definition at line 230 of file AFDetailViewer.java.
| void com.wms.antifreeze.view.AFDetailViewer.showSearch | ( | boolean | flag | ) |
Definition at line 236 of file AFDetailViewer.java.
Definition at line 35 of file AFDetailViewer.java.
Definition at line 34 of file AFDetailViewer.java.


http://www.javascript-coder.com/html-form/how-to-make-a-form-quickly.phtml
Reset button does not clear default values (does nondefault v.),
unlike other button, which clears all values.
If none of the values of elements in form are set on page load,
then Two buttons function same.
Set default for radio element named "business_category" to value:
checked and click both buttons - Reset button cheks again.


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{{selected_breed.description}}
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Health Issues
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Chapter 6. Writing MacrosWhat is a macro? In Emacs, a macro is simply a group of recorded keystrokes you can play back over and over again. Macros are a great way to save yourself repetitive work. For example, let's say you want to delete the third column of a table. Normally, you would go to the first line; move over to the third column; delete it; then go to the second line; give the same set of commands; and so on, until you finish, your fingers wear out, or you get too bored. Emacs lets you record the keystrokes you used to work on the first line of the table, and then "play these back" repeatedly until the job is done.[1]
Any command or action you do within Emacs, from typing text to editing to switching buffers, can be done within a macro. The key to using macros well is, not too surprisingly, recognizing when you're doing repetitive work: sensing that you have pressed more or less the same sequence of keys several times in a row. Once you learn to recognize repetitious work, you have a good feel for when to use macros. The next talent that you'll need is, given that you've recognized a cycle of "almost identical" keystrokes, figuring out how to make that cycle precisely identical—that is, figuring out a set of keystrokes that, if repeated, will do exactly what you want. Neither of these skills is particularly difficult; with a little practice, you'll be using macros all the time. If this sounds like lazy man's programming, it is: macros give you a simple way to do very complicated things without learning Lisp and without learning any customization tricks. If the task you build the macro for is something you have to do frequently, you can save macros and load them when you want to use them. In this way, you can build up a set of convenient macros that become your own editing commands. Even if you don't write Lisp, you're not limited to the commands Emacs gives you; you can make your own! What you use macros for will depend on the kind of work you do in Emacs. We've used macros to:
You'll be able to think of many more things to do with macros after you learn the few basic commands you need to use them.
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When chemicals, like the smell of perfume or burning toast, are let loose in a room, the particles mix with the air particles. The particles of smelly gas are free to move quickly in all directions. They eventually spread throughout the whole room. This is called diffusion.
Diffusion in gases is quick because the particles in a gas move quickly. It happens even faster in hot gases.
Before diffusion, particles of one gas are concentrated in one area. After diffusion, the particles are spread more evenly throughout the other gas. Diffusion happens quickly in gases.
Diffusion can also happen in liquids. This is because the particles in liquids can move around each other, which means that eventually they are evenly mixed. For example, if you drop a little bit of paint into a jar of water the colour will spread slowly through the water by diffusion.
Diffusion in liquids is slower than in gases because the particles in a liquid move more slowly.
Diffusion does not happen at all in solids because the particles in a solid can only vibrate on the spot, rather than being able to move from place to place.


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